Music to Crash Your Car To:
Vol. 1
is the
first
box set
by the
American
Glam Metal band
Released on
November 11, 2003,
it contains the band's
first four albums
in their
reissued format
(i.e. including the bonus tracks):
Too Fast for Love,
Shout at the Devil,
Theatre of Pain
and
Girls, Girls, Girls.
As an added bonus,
the box set
features the
original mix
of
Too Fast for Love
as released on
Leathür Records,
Music to Crash Your Car To: Vol. 2
was also released in 2004,
containing songs
from the group's
later years.
The album's title
is taken from the lyrics
of the song
"Crash"
by Tommy Lee's
band
Methods of Mayhem,
but music critics
such as
Adrien Begrand
of
PopMatters
found it to be
in poor taste,
considering the
legal troubles of
Vince Neil
with regards
to his
1984 drunk driving
and vehicular
manslaughter
